What should be done when starting a lesson on PACU?

When starting a lesson on PACU (Post Anesthesia Care Unit), the most appropriate step is to gather the necessary training materials and ensure that the teaching environment is prepared for a productive session. This involves organizing and preparing the training materials for distribution.

The process of lesson preparation is crucial to effectively conveying essential information about PACU operations and protocols. Properly prepared training materials offer structured guidance and resources that enhance learning and retention among the participants. By ensuring that all instructional resources are ready, trainees can engage with the content more effectively and have a more enriching educational experience.

In contrast, logging into a different department or conducting activities unrelated to the lesson, such as collecting patient records or holding a staff meeting, may detract from the focused training objectives and disrupt the flow of the lesson. Therefore, preparation of the training materials is the key step to take when initiating the lesson on PACU.